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Welcome to Crisis in Perception, where we examine the systems shaping our world — one book at a time.

This episode explores Mathematical Thinking: For People Who Hate Math by Albert Rutherford, a systems-level examination of how mathematical reasoning improves problem-solving, decision-making, and clarity in everyday life.

Rather than treating mathematics as a collection of formulas, the book reframes it as a way of thinking. Rutherford shows how tools such as specializing, generalizing, and pattern recognition allow people to break down complex problems and navigate uncertainty more effectively.

The analysis highlights how mathematical thinking applies beyond numbers, shaping how we approach linear and nonlinear problems, evaluate trade-offs, and overcome cognitive blocks. By understanding how focused and diffused thinking modes work together, the book reveals why many people struggle with math—and how those barriers can be dismantled.

This episode treats Mathematical Thinking as a systems narrative — examining how educational norms, cultural fear of math, and mental habits shape our ability to reason clearly and make sound decisions.

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